Non-League Paper

SHELLEY AT AN END

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 April 2025

SHELLEY CFC have informed the Northern Counties East League of their intention to resign from the National League System, meaning they will not be taking part in Division One next season.
The club, who were formed in 1903, have five open age teams and more than 20 junior sides, and since 2011 have played their home games at the Stafflex Arena in Stores Hall Park, Huddersfield.
After finishing second from bottom of North West Counties Division One North, they were moved sideways to their current competition for 2024-25.
Before yesterday’s final league game of the season, they ...

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